Paris 2024 schedule: What to watch on Day 7 of the Olympics? When are Dina Asher-Smith and Leon Marchand in action? - Eurosport (2024)

Friday will see the most medals handed out in a single day so far at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

There are 23 golds on offer across 14 disciplines, including tennis, athletics and rowing.

Team GB will be hoping to add to their rapidly growing medal haul, and there are plenty of reasons to be hopeful of them doing that.

There are high hopes in rowing, BMX racing, trampolining and windsurfing, while big names like diver Jack Laugher and swimmer Duncan Scott are going for gold.

There is no shortage of international stardom, either. French superstar Leon Marchand continues his remarkable Games in the pool as he bids for a fourth gold, while the men's 10,000m final puts the first athletics medal of the Olympics on the table.

In tennis, the mixed doubles final will take place, as well as the men's singles semi-finals and men's doubles bronze match, while the men's football quarter-finals will be battled out.

So how do you work out what to watch on day seven of the Paris 2024 Olympics? Which Brits are in action? And how can you watch the Olympic Games on discovery+?

Read on for the answers to those questions and more.

The full list of medal events is as follows:

• Archery (mixed team)
• Athletics (men's 10,000m)
• Badminton (mixed doubles)
• BMX racing (men's and women's)
• Diving (men's synchro 3m springboard)
• Equestrian (jumping team)
• Fencing (men's epee team)
• Judo (women's +78kg, men's +100kg)
• Rowing (men's coxless pair, women's coxless pair, men's lightweight double sculls, women's lightweight double sculls)
• Sailing (men's and women's windsurfing)
• Shooting (women's 50m rifle 3 positions)
• Swimming (men's 50m free, women's 200m back, men's 200m individual medley)
• Tennis (mixed doubles)
• Trampoline gymnastics (women's and men's)

The track and field athletics begins and that means Dina Asher-Smith, Keely Hodgkinson and Josh Kerr will be among the British stars in action, while Patrick Dever features in the men's 10,000m final.

Team GB's rowers are back in action with Emily Craig and Imogen Grant competing in the women's lightweight double sculls, fresh off winning their semi-final, and Ollie Wynne-Griffith and Tom George going in the men's pair final.

BMX racing will offer up thrills and spills aplenty, with Beth Shriever looking to defend her Tokyo gold, while for the men Kye Whyte is aiming to go one better than the silver he managed three years ago.

Double silver medallist Bryony Page will be aiming to medal in the gymnastics trampoline alongside compatriot Izzy Songhurst, and Zak Perzamanos is in action for the men.

Diver Jack Laugher will be looking to reclaim the gold he won at Rio 2016 in the men's 3m synchro, where he teams up with Anthony Harding in his fourth Olympics.

Once again, the swimming pool offers plenty of exciting drama. Seven-time Olympic medallist Duncan Scott could be in the men's 200m medley final, with the semi-finals slated for Thursday night.

Tom Dean, Ben Proud, Honey Osrin and Katie Shanahan are also looking to book a spot in various finals.

One Brit who is already guaranteed a medal is Emma Wilson in the women's windsurfing final, but she will be hoping that it is gold come Friday.

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Medal events:

• Shooting 50m rifle 3 positions women's final: 08:30
• Diving men's synchronised 3m springboard final: 10:00
• Rowing men's and women's pair finals: 09:42 and 09:42
• Tennis men's doubles bronze medal match, mixed doubles bronze match: 11:00
• Rowing LWT men's double sculls finals 10:06
• Sailing women's skiff medal race 11:13
• Rowing LWT women's double sculls finals 10:18
• Sailing men's skiff medal race 12:13
• Trampoline gymnastics women's final 12:50
• Equestrian jumping team final 13:00
• Badminton mixed doubles final 14:00
• Sailing women's windsurfing final 13:03
• Sailing men's windsurfing final 13:23
• Archery mixed team medal matches 15:24
• Judo women's +78kg men's +100kg finals 15:00
• Tennis mixed doubles gold medal match 18:00
• Fencing mixed epee team finals 18:30
• Trampoline gymnastics men's final 18:50
• Swimming men's 50m freestyle final, men's 200m individual medley final 19:30
• Athletics men's 10,000m final 20:20
• Cycling BMX racing men's and women's finals 20:35

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